https://breakingmuscle.com/yoga/is-your-...r-soulmate
There's more to the article then my thread title implies but I wanted something eye catching. Some choice quotes:
A woman placing responsibility on herself in her dating life rather then constantly blaming guys for being assholes? We're off to a good start.
So there is such a thing as a male and female identity and gender is a very real thing as opposed to something conjured up by patriarchal old white guys twirling their mustaches in between sessions of drinking cognacs and thinking of new ways to oppress brown people.
Notice the way this paragraph was written. It's not written in a way to imply that being traditionally feminine is a bad thing unlike most other articles these days where any woman writer that even slightly implies that she enjoys being feminine has to sugar coat her writing with a ton of qualifications in order to make sure she doesn't incur the wrath of all the other women and their beta male white knight lackeys.
And now comes the meat of the article:
I took a look at a pic of the author and looks like she's on the older side. I guess it's another example of some woman who hit the wall and suddenly realized the reality of things.
![[Image: ali-in-the-park-2.jpg]](https://img1.breakingmuscle.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/bottom_portrait/images/author/ali-in-the-park-2.jpg)
Still, a step in the right direction. Roosh wrote about the need to spread counter-propaganda to women (http://www.rooshv.com/we-must-spread-cou...a-to-women) and material like this is a step in the right direction.
There's more to the article then my thread title implies but I wanted something eye catching. Some choice quotes:
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Number one, timing is individual and the less comparison you do between you and societal standards the better. Having said that, you don’t want to create unnecessary delays by getting side tracked by the wrong guys. And what I’ve learned is that attracting the right man has little to do with him and everything to do with you.
A woman placing responsibility on herself in her dating life rather then constantly blaming guys for being assholes? We're off to a good start.
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Secondly, almost everyone has an essence that’s either primarily masculine or primarily feminine. A small percentage of people have both equally but that’s very rare. Masculine and feminine aren’t gender specific either. Though most women have a feminine essence and most men have a masculine essence, there are exceptions where a man is genuinely more feminine at the core and a woman more masculine.
So there is such a thing as a male and female identity and gender is a very real thing as opposed to something conjured up by patriarchal old white guys twirling their mustaches in between sessions of drinking cognacs and thinking of new ways to oppress brown people.
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This doesn’t mean you don’t also have a purpose and a mission in life, but intimate relationship takes priority. You’re guided by emotion more than logic, you love movement, the dance of life, sparkly things, and your heart longs to be witnessed and claimed by a strong masculine presence who’s worthy of your radiance.
Notice the way this paragraph was written. It's not written in a way to imply that being traditionally feminine is a bad thing unlike most other articles these days where any woman writer that even slightly implies that she enjoys being feminine has to sugar coat her writing with a ton of qualifications in order to make sure she doesn't incur the wrath of all the other women and their beta male white knight lackeys.
And now comes the meat of the article:
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ost of us fall somewhere in the middle. For me, I was an independent woman who supported myself financially, directed my own life, and pretty much did what I wanted. There’s nothing wrong with this, but as I discovered through self-exploration and some very gifted teachers, my feminine core was being neglected. And I was repeatedly attracting feminine men who were drawn to my sense of direction because they didn’t have their own.
In all of these relationships, pretty soon the resentment would set in because I had to be the “man” (more masculine) in the relationship and I didn’t want to. I went through many cycles of blaming the guys before I realized it was me who was putting out the energy that attracted them. Hello!
I took a look at a pic of the author and looks like she's on the older side. I guess it's another example of some woman who hit the wall and suddenly realized the reality of things.
![[Image: ali-in-the-park-2.jpg]](https://img1.breakingmuscle.com/sites/default/files/imagecache/bottom_portrait/images/author/ali-in-the-park-2.jpg)
Still, a step in the right direction. Roosh wrote about the need to spread counter-propaganda to women (http://www.rooshv.com/we-must-spread-cou...a-to-women) and material like this is a step in the right direction.